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Power of Attorney in Immigration: When You Need One and How to Prepare It
Global Immigrate consultants · Published
Written by Global Immigrate consultants · Reviewed by Oscar Yip, Founder & Managing Director
Summary
When applicants cannot appear in person, a POA lets counsel or agents file or collect papers. Scenarios and scope.
Short answer: a power of attorney allows filing, enquiries, collection or signing of specified forms. Scope should be specific. Some forms must be signed by the applicant personally.
FAQ
Do all programmes need a POA?
No — only where an agent must act locally.
Does a POA need an apostille?
Depends on the receiving country.
Can family sign everything?
Many critical forms still require the applicant’s own signature.
